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B THE OSHAWA TIMES, Friday, July 23, 1965 PORTS MENU By Geo. H. Campbell SPORTS EDITOR verything From Soup To Nuts' CAPSULE COMMENTS -- Reg. Hickey fanned seven and Bob Mason struck out six, in one of the better softball last night at Alexandra Park, as Gale's of the season, Faater their drive for top spot, with a 3-2 win over whipped Guaant. In the other half of the twin-bill, Bad Boys Merchants 6-2 but this one also a fast, well-played game, until the roof fell in, in the 8th inning. The sparkling fielding plays of the year... again Bantam League OASA playoffs. .. . W. pulled off last night .were some of the snappiest FERNHILL PARK boys defeated Storie Park last night, to take a two-game lead in their Kiwanis championship finals for the right to go on in ARREN SPAHN started for the Giants yesterday but he lasted only three innings, and then was pulled. Giants finally lost the game to the Redlegs 5-4.... OSHAWA GAELS played the OLA Junior "A" All-Stars, in a benefit game for the late "'Chuck"' Spalding memorial fund, at Pine Point Arena, in Rexdale. Oshawa won the game 10-3 and looked exceptionally sharp, in spite of playing with only 12 players. . . , WHITBY lacrosse fans are jubilant to- "day, Their Lasco Steelers knocked off Huntsville Teen Town- ers last night, in Whitby. It's the first win this year for Whitby over the league-leading Huntsville Junior "B" squad and raises high hopes that the "Steelers" may be able to dis- pose of Huntsville, if they can get to them in the finals. ONTARIO AMATEUR golf action yesterday saw the two Oshawa entries and one from Whitby, all eliminated in the second round. Ian Thomas, of London, defeated John Harris of Whitby, three up, with two holes left to play; Eddie Creed, of Toronto, defeated Bob Bradley of Oshawa, also 3-and-2 while Alan Nicol of Windsor Qshawa, on an "overtime" 19th hole, nosed out Mike DeCesaro, of ..» THE LOCALS need not feel too badly, some other very good golfers were elimin- ated yesterday, including Gary Cowan, member of the Will- ingdon Cup team. . . . ONTARIO STEEL defeated Foley's last night, in a Civil Service League game that had been pre- viously rained out. . . . MINOR LACROSSE playoffs here in the city are rolling right along, with exciting action in every league, Novice, Pee Wee, Bantam and County, giving the parents and other fans lots to cheer about. . . . B.C. LIONS may have taken a thumping from Alouettes, in Montreal the other night but they were back in a snarly mood last night, to whip Toronto Argos 19-8. . . . STILL A CHANCE, Latest word on the hassle over television broadcasts of Canadian Football League games this coming season, is that there is now a chance of a private and independent network picking up the ball. Certainly somebody better pick up the ball -- or football is apt to get booted for a serious loss, in fan interest... . LAWN BOWLERS "Tommy" Thomas and Jack | Hunter, captured The Freeman Bell Memorial Trophy, in the annual men's doubles tournament, at Cobourg, on Wednesday. Fine Showing By Gaels Whips League All-Stars By FRANK RATCLIFFE Oshawa Green Gaels took time out from league action Thursday night, to hand the OLA Junior "A" All-Stars a 10-3 defeat at the Pine Point Arena in Rexdale. The contest was part of a Memorial Night for the late C. R. "Chuck" Spalding, a key figure in the Rexdale La- crosse League. The defending Minto Cup champions turned in one of their finest performances of the sea- son, despite being severely short-handed due to injuries. With regulars Don Stinson, Ross Jones, Dwight Davies and Gay- lord Powless out of the line-up, the Gaels had to go with 12 starters, and the situation was pair of assists each. Other Gael scorers were John Davis with a pair, and Charlie Marlowe and Phil Clayton with singletons. The All-Star goals were notch- ed by Bill Manley of Mimico, and Brian McCutcheon and Jim Moore, both of Etobicoke. Gra- ham Sinclair of Etobicoke start- ed in nets for the Stars, and he was relieved mid-way through the second stanza by Gary Drys- dale of Brampton. Phil Clayton, Joe Kiwior and Charlie Marlowe all came up with stand-out performances for the winners, as they prepare for a crucial contest in Hastings Saturday night. OSHAWA GREEN GAELS: Merv Marshall (goal), Joe Kiwior, Larry Lloyd, Neil Arm-| In a_ sparkling schedule doubleheader, of the Oshawa City and District Softball Asso- ciation's Major League, played at Alexandra Park last night, Gale's Lumber nosed out Scu- better games of the season and then, in the nightcap, the second place Bad Boys kept pace with their 6-2 triumph over Mer- chants, Reg Hickey and Bob Mason on a fine pitching duel, for the meagre crowd that braved the threatening skies. Seugog Clean- ers collected seven hits for their two runs. They scored first in the third inning when Paul Gib- bens singled, then Gaskell fol- lowed a passed ball with a solid drive. A double-steal attempt saw Gaskell thrown out at sec- ond base but Gibbens came home, to score. Scugogs got their other run in the seventh inning when Gary gog Cleaners 3-2 in one of the hooked up in the opener and put) Zarowny doubled with two out and he scored on T. Hickey's solid single to right. runs early, two in the first and the other in the mext inning. Doug Cole opened with a single, Joe Piontek singled with one out and both scored when Palm- er Knight slashed a single to left-field, where it was bobbled long enough to let Piontek chase Cole over the plate. | Dan Kornylo's homer smash, to open the sec- ond inning, proved the third and final run for Gales, but the win- ning one, as they gave their pitcher good support to make they had a total of 10 hits but lefi runners on bases all the way. BAD BOYS WIN | Bad Boys defeated Merchants 6-2 in a game that was very jee until the 8th inning. Bad Boys got one in the first BY CLIFF GORDON Whitby Lasco Steelers came finest performance of the sea- son, last night at Arena, as they downed Huntsville Teen Towners in an action-packed contest. The win for 'Steelers' was their first in four gam ---<= against the front-running Teen Towners. St. Kitts handed Huntsville their only other set- back of the season, last Satur- day night. {GOOD TEAM EFFORT Larry Haight ahd Dave Heus- jton paced the Whitby attack with two goals each. Single markers went to Tim Gray, |Mike «Lewis, Tommy Vann, |Geo, Young, Stan Kolesnick and Wayne Davidson. Vann picked up four assists to be top point man for the 'Good Guys.' Larry Ireland, the league's jleading point-getter, led the losers onslaught with three goals. Mike Oke, Terry Watson, Brent Munroe, Tim Kelly and Art Gouldie each bagged aces. Whitby led 3-2 after the first, increased their pressure in the second to lead 7-5 after 40 min- utes of torrid action. -The third period was the one that had the Whitby fans sitting on the edge of their seats and several were jumping anf yelling. Whitby led 9-6 with seven minutes to go. Huntsville put on the pressure and banged in two goals and were bouncing shots at Bremner in the Whitby cage from all angles. The big fellow came through in fine style and held the fort, when his mates appeared to tire just.a little in the final minutes, A fine passing play set the the Whitby Lasco Steelers = 'i Finally Beat Huntsville -- Fernhill Park up with what was perhaps their % L the Whitby ® 10-8 also BRIAN BREMNER terrific game stopping the shots, also picked up a pair of assists to run his total to seven in the last two games. If the big fellow keeps up the pace, he may even finish in the top 10 on the Whitby jteam, The season is drawing to a close, with only two scheduled games remaining. Then it will be into the playoffs. Now that Whitby know they can_ beat Huntsville, it should be very interesting to see what will happen, if these two teams should meet. in the finals. Houdaille Cops 'lath Straight Gale's Lumber scored their the three runs stand up. In all] Gale's Edge Scugogs; Bad Boys Keep Pace when March was safe on an error and MacNamee tripled. In the third, March tripled and scored on an infield out. He scored again in the 6th, when he opened with a single and with two out, both Courtney and Brabin hit safely, The score stayed at 3-0 until the 8th, when Bad Boys doubled their total with a three-run splurge. March, the big hitter \of the night with three, opened line-driveithis inning with his second| triple of the game and scored on Bob Solomon's sacrifice fly. Then lan MacNamee homered. |Later, pinch-hitter Ruth singled land scored on Harry Snow's double, to spoil what had, up until that point, been a very respectable showing by pitcher | Warren Wills, | Ted Jones pitched the win for \Bad Boys. He gave up eight 'hits and kept them well scatter- ed until the bottom of the 8th, lwhen Merchants got their pair of runs on three-straight singles by Ron. Wright, Harvey Burke and Doug Hall, followed by Moe [Bryan's infield out. Wins Second In| | Bantam Finals Fernhill Park moved to within lone game of winning the Ki- wanis Bantam League cham- pionship Thurday night, when they doubled the score on Storie Park 10-5, The contest was play- ed at Storie Park. Fernhill now leads the best-of-five final two games to none. The winners led all the way, scoring two runs in the second and fourth frames, and three in each of the third and seventh Storie managed only singletons in the third and fourth, before scoring three in the final frame, when Fernhill had the game put away, Jerry Welsh picked up the |win, scattering six hits and fan- ning 14 batters. Cameron gave up 12 hits and struck out seven to take the loss. Dawson, Badgley, Welsh and {Mitton all cracked home-runs |hte winners, while Welsh added ja double and Mitton a single. |Slemko and Arnold also had two |hits apiece for Fernhill. Nestic jled the losers at the plate with ja single and a triple in thrée trips.< 'Wilson's Nips McKeen's 5 -4 Doug Wilson's Men's Wear blew a 4-0 lead, but scored one run in the top of the last inning "Jimmy Frost' a_ crack three-year-old trotter, owned by the Oshawa partnership of Jack Hutchinson, Ken Alexander and Bev Kings- ton, takes a morning's con- stitutional with Lil Ritz of Niagara Falls. This Bev TORONTO (CP) -- Ont., native, drove Baron Atom to a one-length victory in the eighth race at Greenwood Race- way Thursday to registertrhis 100th victory this season?" Feagan, who also won 100 races last year, was aboard three winners, Jermite in the first, Mighty Bachelor in the seventh and Baron Atom. The victory netted Baron Atom, owned by the Soky Sta id Thistles took the OSHAWA TROTTER TAKES STROLL Feagan Rides 3 Winners, 100 Victories This Year Ronnie|ble of Feagan, a 23-year-old Goderich, | boosted his lifetime earnings to | ee YOUR SATISFACTION iS OUR AIM All Cars Corry Our GUARANTEE Kelly Disney Used Cars Ltd. 1200 Dundes E. Whitby 668-5891 BUDGET TERMS DROP IN Kingston - trained ace is among the 950-horse harness caravan which will be seen under lights at Tor- onto Greenwood's summer session, a 42-night meeting, which got underway on Mon- day evening. Bosco es |T lers ° Juveniles | Trout Anglers : Down Cullen's 5-2 Will Require Bosco's Real Estate to a 5-2 victory over Tom _ Cullen's Juvenile contest staged at the) TORONTO (CP) -- Starting Whitby Arena. 4 July 30, anglers will require were Dave McMaster, Dan|o" Lake Superior, A. Petit and Jim Campbell, with|0berts, minister of lands The new regulation was by Bill Hastie and Bill Robinson. ' } The contest eas Aealindiad tablished to facilitate the man- trout fishery on Lake J play, but Bosco's outscored the Robe pe opposition 3-1 in the second Me ets sam. The partment, 3 ed goal in the third. Anglers can renew the licence . quired to submit a report on Thistles Notch |v: csies'to'the 'department the anglers is needed so that the department can obtain an A goal by Tom Reid with less|tal catch on the lake. This in than two minutes left in the|formation would enable the de- 4 , the fishing on a quota basis. over Kickers, in an Oshawa Dis-| Licences will be available at trict Soccer League Division from conservation officers in at the Kinsmen Civic Memorial|'stricts bordering Lake Supe- : rior. Stadium. Thistles controlled the game ies disclosed there has been: for the first half of play, and/80 per cent decrease in the sea : : | As a result there has been @ 1-0 lead. George McMillan)..:: ifi scored the only goal of the half. pa gyms Meno einen of lake trout." by Russ Williams, set up many good Thistle scoring opportuni- the Kicker goaltender kept the) score down. | second half, and tied the contest at 1-1 after only four minutes Smith. Less than a minute later, lead again, picture goal. Both deadlocked the contest at 2-2 before Reid Action this Saturday at the Kinsmen Civic Memorial Sta- off against Kingston in Ontario Cup competition, with game Doug Pascoe's two goals led 5 3 al ' al P Thursday night, in a Junior- peci ermit Other scorers for Bosco's special licence to fish lake the loser's goals being netted forests, announced Thursday. i at 1-1 after the first period offteerert, Of the important lake stanza and added an unanswer- iy we eee, Oe the de after 30 days and will be re- Vi Mr. Roberts said the help of er ictory accurate assessment of the to» game gave Thistles a 3-2 victory|pattment to properly manage all department field offices and "A" contest played Thursday Mr. Roberts said recent stud- came out of the period with «|!amprey population in the lake. Skate 'seivauiing, gaiteuarty in the survival of natural stocks ties, and only the fine work of Kickers came to life in the of play, the goal coming from with Dave Davies netting a put the game away. dium sees Oshawa Italia square time slated for 7:00 p.m. ; | | Downsview,. $750 and $75,018. Nancy Brook B., a trotting; mare from John Graham's) Lindsay barn, defeated four male rivals in the featured $2,000 invitation trot. Nancy Brook B. led from the start and) finished 1% lengths up on Kin- too Colby. The winner returned an $8.20) win mutuel and combined with) Kintoo Colby for an $18.80 me COMMERCIAL e INDUSTRIAL ella payort, DRIVEWAYS AND PARKING AREAS NO DOWN PAYMENT @ 20 Months to Pay Stage for the 10th Whitby goal) Ten-walks and four Oshawa|0 edge league-leading McKeen's) | : : {|Furniture 5-4 Thursday night, in ®@ 3 Year Guarantee and the fans breathed a sigh of ; a Bi A i : : Dairy errors, Thursday nigh ; 5 Phil Cl : ' relief. Huntsville even pulled ' ' {UAW action. ayton, Danny Sandford,|their goalie with 45 seconds to|84ve Houdaille Industries their] ¢.. singles. in the opening : ee i Al \Fred Greenwood, Ken Thomp-lgq in an effort to get a rally|12h straight victory in Oshawaltrame pushed across four runs made worse when Neil Arm- strong dressed at the end of the second period, after aggravating a back injury. Pin-point passing and touch checking gave Gaels complete strong, Jim Higgs, Brian Thompson, Charlie Marlowe, control of the opening period,|clair, Etobi Baa 4 and they went to the dressing\dsle" Beomoten scary Drvs'|" 'The game was a spirited affair|downed Dairy 9-1 in the gamelof the first, and tied the contest room with a 3-1 lead. They|Maniey, Mimico: Barry 'Salou: with 42 minutes in penalties, 23/played at Eastview Park. in the second on a_ piar of stretched the margin to 5-2 inlara, Toronto Township: Terry|{? Vhitby. Terry Watson of) ioudaille managed only three singles, a double and a two-run q vneh; Jim{ Huntsville and Larry Haight of hits, but losing hurler, McTag-|homer 'by T. Palmer. the second frame, with Merv|Dugan, Long Branch; Jim hs N 4 th I. fi e t Marshall turning in some spec-|Moore, Etobicoke; Joe : Hore |e, Winners Crew te Ofly fve-! art H valks re-| - , oI . 4 Bio A jgert gave up nine walks and re-| The game was scoreless from minute sentences during the|inver Gower, gave up another.|that: point until the 'seventh, tacular goaltending in the last/Toronto Township; Bill McKen-| |Nesbitt fanned nine and walked|when Jones got on on an error | half of the stanza. zie, Toronto Township; Chris i | Bremner, while. playing -8 on. for Houdaille, while givingiand was driven in by: Potts' th d f ] json and John Davis. P Fy lee ; ; ALL -STARS: Graham sin-|°'Sanized but failed to break|region Minor Baseball Associa-|for the eventual winners. Mc- through the Whitby defence. tion Pee Wee play. Houdaille/Keen's scored once in their half Ajax, Whitby, Oshawa. aE IS Five goals in the final 20 min-| Rudge, Brampotn; Dave Rudge,|_--- utes, to only one for the all--Brampton; Brian Wilfong,| up five hits. double. stars, gave the Oshawans a de-/Brampton; John Crawford, Eto-| | } cisive victory. bicoke; Brian McCutcheon, Eto-| People's Takes Ken Thompson led the peri oer Wayne Copeland, Long | Playoff G ayo ame jalong with Dervent and Buckley.) After giving up six hits in the with two goals and four assists,|Branch; Jim Henderson, Mim- while Brian Thompson and Jimjico; Joe Trdak, Long Branch; Higgs collected two goals and a|Al Abbott, Etobicoke; Joe Tim- son, Mimico ___| People's Clothing trounced} In another Pee Wee gamefirst inning, he limited Wilson's {Kinsmen 11-5, while Canadianiplayed Thursday night, Jubilee|to three hits for the remainder |Corps and Bosco's Real Estate|Pavillion and Police Association|of the game. lplayed to a 5-5 deadlock, in played to a 5-5 tie, Tuesday! Potts had three hits for the Ontario Steel 'Local 222, Jury J ' e s y a i 4 SS ASS ri-| i a i v ¥! i i i Cling Foley's | | tn. Bantam, Finals|'s"nits jac feng iuch Juli sores, Raz inns ite Maem, | Local 222 and Jury and Lovell|staged Thursday night at the|trounced Police Association 8-3./two each for McKeen's. A 13-strike-out performance by advanced to the Oshawa Minor|Children's Arena, Both games| aera = SENDERS MS NE ET Robinson, and timely hitting by|Lacrosse Association Baniam|Wwere the first of two-game total-| j Jubb and Zerowny collected) T. Lupel was the winning three hits for the winners, withjhurler, giving up eight hits Mitchel singling and doubling) while fanning two. He went the for Dairy. Jubb and Zerowny/distance without issuing a walk. also played well defensively,|A Wilde was the losing pitcher. | Demonstration Ride In A... 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Steel took a 2-0 lead|top scorer for the winners with| with three and Brian White and| in the first inning when Bradley | five goals, while singletons went|\John Slemko with one each, | singled and Rickard followed|to Ken Sherban and Tom Simp-|_ Paul McAllister and Brian him to the plate with a round-|son. Mike White scored two for|Cassidy scored two each for tripper. The winners added one|the losers, with Greg Mills and|Canadian Corps, and Ken Cun- in the second on a double and|Paul Brisebois netting one|ningham and Gord Shepherd! an error and another in thelapiece. turned in the same perform-| third on a double and a single.| Jury and Lovell took theirjance for Bosco's in their con: | Their other two runs were series by a 13-6 total score with|test. 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